Alice Patten

Alice Patten

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Alice Patten (born 1980) is an English actress, and the daughter of Chris Patten, a prominent British Conservative politician and the last governor of Hong Kong. She has played a key role in the Hindi film Rang De Basanti (2006). Her first major role after graduation was Eugenie in Vincent in Brixton in the West End.[1] In 2005 and 2006 she appeared in English Touring Theatre's Hamlet, playing Ophelia opposite Ed Stoppard’s Prince of Denmark. In 2006, she appeared in the Hindi film Rang De Basanti as Sue McKinley. In 2008 she played Thea in Hedda, a new version of Ibsen's Hedda Gabler, at London's Gate Theatre and in 2009 she guest starred as Arthur's mother Ygraine in the BBC fantasy drama series Merlin. Patten was educated at Island School, Hong Kong and Queens’ College, Cambridge. Description above from the Wikipedia article Alice Patten, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Trade Routes
Trade Routes
Sarah
Set against an Eastern European nation's election, in a country that was the most notorious communist dictatorship, the film charts the paths of five characters; An aging CIA officer; A young attractive economic advisor; The ambitious Bulgarian Prime Minister's chief of staff; An American political consultant; and a retired member of the Bulgarian Communist State Police. These five character destinies intertwine in the weeks leading up to the elections in a fledgling democracy.
랑그 데 바산티
랑그 데 바산티
Sue McKinley
과거 영국이 인도를 식민지배하던 시절에 인도독립운동을 하던 청년들을 감옥에 가두고 탄압하던 군인인, 자신의 할아버지 일기장을 가지고 시나리오를 쓴 슈 멕켄리가 인도에 와서 수키와 친구들을 캐스팅하며 영화를 만들게 된다. 그녀는 영화를 만들면서 그들에게 과거 인도독립운동가들의 모습을 기대하나 생각만큼이 아닌 모습들에 실망하게 되고, 한편 수키의 친구들 중, 아버지의 유지를 이어받아 군조종사가 된 아제이는 전투기 조종 중 일어난 비행기 추락으로 죽게된다. 그러나 자신들의 이익에 눈이 먼 군관계자와 정부측에서 비행기 추락을 비행기 자체의 결함이 아닌 아제이의 조종미숙으로 돌리는 모습을 보고 분노한 수키와 친구들은 정의를 위한 싸움을 시작한다.
Vincent in Brixton
Vincent in Brixton
Eugenie Loyer
Based on Nicholas Wright's 2002 play exploring the life of the young Vincent Van Gogh during a stay in Brixton, London in 1873. In the play, which is largely fictional, he falls in love with an English widow.